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Student Counseling Services provides confidential counseling to Radford University students through individual and group sessions. Services address issues such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationships, and academic distress. Students can access drop-in counseling or schedule an initial consultation to begin ongoing counseling. Counseling focuses on solution-focused, brief therapy with referrals to off-campus options as needed. Students experiencing crisis can seek urgent appointments or contact emergency services after hours.
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- 1. Student Counseling Services Student Counseling Services
- 2. An Introduction to Counseling Services at Radford Student Counseling Services
- 3. Introduction – cont. Student Counseling Services provides confidential, time-limited counseling services to enrolled Radford University students in individual and group settings, as well as couples (both individuals must be enrolled at the University). Student Counseling Services
- 4. Staff and Specialties Student Counseling Services Student Counseling Services is comprised of licensed providers and student trainees with a variety of specialties. • Anxiety • Depression • Mood disorders • LBTQ+ • Mood disorders • Grief and loss • & more!
- 5. Why should/do students seek our services? Common reasons for accessing services include: Student Counseling Services • Stress • Sadness • Anxiety • Depression • Roommate/Friend Conflicts • Body Image • Family Issues • Romantic Relationships • Self Esteem • Academic Distress • Time Management
- 6. How to Access Services A first visit: Student Counseling Services Students will complete necessary paperwork during drop-in hours and meet with a counselor for 15-20 minutes for an initial consultation in order to assess needs and gather some information. An appointment will then be scheduled (with an available clinician) to begin ongoing services. **Hours for 2019 – 2020; hours for 2020 – 2021 may vary**
- 7. Services Offered Individual Counseling: • 6 sessions per semester • Solution-focused, brief therapy • Working to connect students to longer-term options, off-campus as appropriate/needed Group Counseling: • Anxiety Toolbox & Getting Unstuck (topic specific) • Understanding Self & Others (open topic) • Other groups offered based on interest and presenting themes Student Counseling Services
- 8. Let’s Talk • Drop-in programming across campus • Informal, confidential consultations with a counselor • No appointment required • Not formal counseling • Not for students in crisis Offered Monday – Thursday, 3pm - 5pm in the following locations: • Monday: Student Health Center • Tuesday: Student Rec and Wellness • Wednesday: Center for Diversity & Inclusion • Thursday: McConnell Library Student Counseling Services
- 9. Psychiatric Crisis Students can come by our office Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. if they are in need of an urgent appointment due to any of the following reasons: • They are having serious thoughts of killing themselves. • They are having legitimate thoughts of harming or killing others. • They are having strange experiences such as hearing voices or seeing things other people do not. If a student experiences any of these outside of regular business hours, they can contact ACCESS (540-961-8400) or RUPD (540-831-5500) on a 24/7 basis. Student Counseling Services
- 10. Contact Information Lower Level of Tyler Hall M-F: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 540-831-5226 scs@radford.edu www.radford.edu/counseling @radfordscs Student Counseling Services